MEET OUR ASSISTANTS

We  are fortunate to share our days at the shows and on the road with a wonderful group of assistants! Each of them help make a successful team and are quite accomplished in their own regard! Between them they have bred multiple champions, finished championships on their dogs, ranked their dogs nationally,  been awarded multiple group placements, Westminster invitations, specialty wins, Crufts invitation, ranked at top junior handlers and much more - if you see them at the setup with your dog or in the ring, know they are in great hands! 

STEPHANE
​ADAMS

Stephane joined us in the Summer of 2017 and quickly became an integral part of our team! Stephane has a working dog background and is proud boxer breeder & owner - her breeding program has  produced  Best In Show winning and multiple group winning/placing boxers. Stephane has a wonderful rapport with the dogs and calmness about her we all enjoy! 

CORIE
​HEBERT

Corie has been with us since early 2016 and it has been such a pleasure watching her grow in her handling skills! Corie was ranked a top junior while showing her Staffordshire Bull Terrier earning a coveted spot to show at Westminster Kennel Club. Corie's lighthearted nature keeps us entertained at the shows - she is a particular favorite of our son, Nolan!

JANELLE CHAMBERLINE

It's hard believe, Janelle has been with us since 2011! During her years as a junior, she celebrated success in the Juniors ring on her Field Spaniel and Weimaraner  and since then has honed her skills in all areas. We are fortunate that Janelle has been with all these years - she's now branched out into her professional roll of a registered nurse, but don't think you've seen the last of her! 

RAINA
​MOSS

Raina has been with us since 2015 and she has really crafted her skills during this time - specifically with her passion, the Clumber Spaniel! Raina has shown in the largest shows of our sport including Westminster, the AKC National Championship, and Crufts Dog Show.  Raina was an top-ranked junior and has done quite well in the NOHS ring.